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A.15.10:4.4 - Restore the conditions needed now

Compare the recovered account with conditions that can change the continuation: the question, inputs, material state, definitions, decision criterion, available tools, access or responsible performer. Inspect only the dependencies that matter to the intended use.

A retained record says what was known or intended when it was made. It does not establish the current physical state, current access or permission to act. If a changed premise affects a result, revise the affected reasoning; B.5.RR supplies that operation. If a support dependency is missing or its recovery is in question, use A.15.8. When the working basis is usable but entry conditions remain unresolved, A.15.5 supplies the readiness question.

Retain a result whose conditions still hold. Reopen a result whose changed condition matters. Set aside a continuation that no longer serves the current purpose. Do not require a complete recheck merely because time has passed.